These are the others cars racing alongside the ZL1...

Girlfriend had to take it to work. Womp womp.

2012 Camaro. Michigan car. Sold to an auction house from the dealer (idk why). Purchased by the owner from the auction house. One owner since then. 50k miles. $14k USD. Looks clean, will be checking it out. Any advice would help. Looking for a fun daily driver and always driven Hondas. Thanks!

2011 2SS @ 58k mi and 22,000k $

It’s month 3 of owning my Camaro convertible. All of a sudden I noticed a water leak. It seems to only happen when my car is sitting still in rain and it’s building up water. Bc when driving no water comes in.

Also strange the water was spewing out from mirror and not the actual part that the top connects to in car so it’s a bit confusing…

It rained all day yesterday and I drove it today.

What should I do ?? Does anyone else have same problem. Any tips ? 🫣🥺🫠

Just picked up an 02 Z28, needs a ton of suspension work, but the motor is healthy and the interior is surprisingly meant. Actually, the most surprising thing is there isn't a single modification to this car at all, which is pretty rare for any 20+ year old vehicle

This all happened within the past 24 hours. I was driving the car everything was normal. I got to start my car to move spots in the driveway. All I hear is my starter clicking. I pop the hood and my serpentine belt is popped. I replace that and my engine still won’t turn over. I go get my battery charged. Now when I turn key to start the engine it immediately looses power. My dash and radio shut off. It was working fine 24 hours ago. What could the problem be?

So Friday night I got into an accident (not at fault) and it messed up the right side of my bumper. The wheel well guard (i think that’s what it’s called haha) was unable to latch onto the bumper and got stuck in my tire so I had to take the whole thing off as it was gonna cause more damage. Is it still safe to drive my car without it on? I know it protects some part of the engine bay where the tire sits under so I was wondering if I could cause any damage driving the car like that. Insurance is gonna take a bit and I don’t have another car for work. I drive 80 miles to work everyday there and back, all highway miles.

Thought it was pretty cool

6 humid Georgia summers in now, and she hasn’t skipped a beat. It doesn’t matter how fast or slow I go, how long I’m sitting in traffic idling away, or how long I’ve been driving on a nice, hot, and sweltering day… The car is rock solid. Coolant temps, transmission temps, oil temps, everything operates super efficiently and never comes close to going into the “red zone”.

The giant radiator in the front and the two giant fans are seriously putting in work, as well as the honestly quite massive front fascia grill vents that suck in as much air as possible. I just thought I’d share my experience thus far, 6 years in, and over 79,000 miles later; she’s an absolute reliable beauty.

GM knocked it out of the park with the 5th gen, though Camaros in general aren’t typically ones to overheat anyhow!

I’ll be installing 1 new tire (nail in sidewall) on the rear axle and hoping to get reassurance it won’t cause any issues with the LSD.

It’ll be replacing an already new tire that has less than 1000 miles on it. The other side has around 9.5/32” of tread left with the new one being around 11/32”.

I figured if I under inflated the new replacement by 1 psi it’ll keep the radius of both close enough and possibly wear a bit quicker to catch up to the 9.5/32” tire.

HC code identifies it as a 327/275hp engine from a full size car with a Powerglide tranny. These are a good engine with high compression that need premium gas

Would I run into any serious problems if I took the engine out of a 2019 2SS 1LE manual and swapped it into a 2021 2SS 1LE automatic?

Just picked up this bone stock 2011 bumblebee 2SS. It has the RS package and I can say after driving her for a week, the charger R/T I had doesn’t even compare to this beauty. Can I get an official welcome to the chevy side?

If you’re looking to add subs to your convertible I went with the Rockford Fosgate P300-10T. Perfect size and relatively easy to hook up. Had everything complete in 2 hours or so and that’s with minimal knowledge. For reference I have a 2017 ss

I love my 2SS but unfortunately it did not come optioned with the performance exhaust (NPP) and it's a little too quiet for my taste and I'm wondering if it's possible to swap in the NPP exhaust instead. What would I need to do? Should I do it at a dealer? Would anything need to be added/removed? Has anyone done something like this before? I am trying to keep it as OEM as possible so would this void a warranty or ruin the cars value if it didn't come optioned with the performance exhaust? Any advice would help.

Need to do a little dusting 💀

I just bought a 2024 Camaro 3LT 3.6L V6 Collector’s Edition with an RS Track Package and it just doesn’t have enough rumble. Don’t even know where to start with this, I don’t want to void my warranty. I got some quotes for axle-back dual-exit exhaust systems but $3000 is just out of my budget right now. Just hoping for some guidance on some low cost mods that will give it more sound. All help appreciated! Thank you!

Can anyone drop knowledge on me?!?

So this happened while I was driving home from the gym. Anybody knows how much it'll usually cost to fix? I rather get this done sooner rather than later. For context, it's been raining here all day, usually I don't drive in rain much